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Sparks SCHEME.
The Commlssioner of ,he General Lar
OnicG Likely to Get Into Trouble.

The Com missioner of The General Land
Otiice Likely to Get Into Trouble. ~
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 6.-The peo-
pie will not soon forget the disastrous FIRE
in the Patent Office ten year, ago, when
Thousands of valuable modcls Of inyen.
tions, were destroyed, aud the great In.
terror Department damaged so greatly that
the nessary repairs have not yet been com.
pieted. There was q clamor in every part
OF the country that q dre 30 destructive
should not occur In a collection OF articles
OF 80 much benefit to q large part of the
community. Congress, in response, with.
out delay authorized such repairs TO the
building as would render it absolutely
hre-proof. liss.,l4 -7lo J.,t-'
The north and south corridors we're so
constructed, the old wooden cases for the
mous!s giving way to iron ones, conbus.
tlble material being everywhere bauished.
Iron dooss, for still further protection
againat the opread Of FIRE, were placed
at the entrances 10 the corridors. The
north and south corridors being thus
finished, work was begun on that along
the eastern section OF the great building,
1t progressed well enough until few
weeks ago, when it came to sudden
stop. The cause OF this cessation Of the
work authorized by Congress ia William
Andrew Jackson Sparks, the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office, whose
influence with Secretary Lamar has
been all.suflictent for b his purpose.
Let "a visitor now step into Il the
north and south corridors, and he
will see them filed again with the
discarded wooden cases for models strung
along one after another their entire
length. Then in the east corridor where
the work Of making everything fire proof
was go suddenly stopped, force OF car
ptnterss are at work putting in a'lot of
partitions to make number Of now rooms
for clerks. Sparks came to the conclusion
that he wanted more room for hia office.
and as the inventors in this country are
comparatively few in numbers, and tbs
Land Office has adherents, he prevailed
upon Secretary Lamar to have the Patent
Office people vscate few more OF tie
rooms they occupied and crowd them into
the corridors and lobbies on the upper
floors, while the clerks Of the Land Office
moved into tho quarters vacated. .s,3szl
| This is all done in violation OF the plain
ly expressed intentions Of Congress that
the models OF inventions saved from the
great tire, and to come thereafter, should
be preserved from all danger Of destruc.
tlon because OF the great value they would
possess for future inventors. 1t is useless
almost for the inventors to demand that
the act Of Congress- for their relief be duly
observed, for, as rule, inventors are poor
and do not possess political influence.
Congress alone will be able to CONVINCE
Lamar and Sparks that they have done
things which they should not have done,
and have left undons those things which
they should have done, and there Is moth.
ing to atone for their misdseds.
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IMrR1soSMESr Is looBing the tongue Of
Ex.Banker Harper. In tho language Of
men not 90 high in the scale OF criminals,
ht lie "psaching on his pals. The story
OF another bank with which be was con-
nectcd, and oIthe funds Of which he andhis
iormer associates made use in the famous
Handy wheat deal, is doubtless every
word true. x. - !. III, 5,f n <.
While it does not help Harper in his
present ucrape, it shove that in Cincin-.
natl some very bold and uugcrupuloua
men were able to get into the banking
busineRs on terms very favorable to them
selve0 and dangerous to the patrons Of the
bank. Harpes's recital will be likely to
knock tho underpiDning from some repu'
tations. I.& as - i,3iFt 80 !, Z Els
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a Mixed Case, Of Throat Cutting. It'll,

New YoRk, July 6.-Adelbert Branni-
gan and Maggie McGovern, who on the
night OF June 81 were found in the lat
ter's room with their throAts cut, appear
ed in police court to-day. They have
both been held as prisoners in Bellevue
hospital, es each accused the other OF do
ing the thsoat-cutting. Miss McGoyern
to-day made an affidavit that Brannigsn,
With whom abe had been keeping com.
pany Tor some time and who boarded with
her brother and sister.in-law, with whom
she lived, entered her bedroom by force: !:
that she resisted his advances and threat.
ened to tell her brother aud that he then
cut her throat with knife, inAicting a
wound that nearly proved fatal. Brsnni-
gan was committed for examination. Miss
McGovern's examination on the charge
that she cut .Braunigan's throat was aet
for next Saturday. X, 81 .,s -
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LlrTLErIELD, KY July e.--At ten
o'clock this morning W. R. May, a distil-.
Ter and whisky seller, Of this place, was
called from. bed by some one who pre-
tended to want a quart Of whisky. May
obtained tho key to The grocery and went
with the man. An assassin WAS stationed
In front Of the building and as soon as the
light tell upon Mays face he discharged
load Of buckshot into his head, killing
him instantly. Subsequently inyestiSa.
ton established to certainty that the
murderer Is Joseph N. Lynch, formerly a
young lawyer who has been fugitive
from justice for several months, whom
May cowhided lsst Christmas, after dli-
Guilty over woman. s 5 @sslys .'s25 VII
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WlLKEsnARRE, A.,July 6.-The famous
Malinckrodt (Germau) Convent, located
here, waa the scene Of the most impressive
ceremonies this morning, consisting oitb
taking Of the black veil by. twenty lady
candidates from various parts OF the
United States and Germany, and tho lax
ing : Of the white veil q VOWS by
twenty-tour young novicea from promi-
nent cities OF the United States and Europe.
Many distinguished Roman Catholic
c!ergymen were present from eli parts OF
the country. High mass wac celebrated
and the ceremonies were OF the most SOL
emn character. z. Is. V NJ 2. n: r.l ~ n -. j.
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HARPER TELLS TALES,
Tho Imprisoned Official Talks About His
~ EAriO lntI a ------

Tho 1mprisoned Onicinl Talks About His
Former speeulating Associates.
4 CINCINNATI, O., July 6.-E. L. Harper,
the vice president Of the Fidelity bank,
who is now in tho county jail awaiting
trial on the charge OF crooked transactions,
said to a reporter to-day that he bought
stock OF the bank the day before the fail
ure, and on Saturday. before the fatal
Tuesday, he put $50 600 on depcait. n
III the bank examiner had not come"
continued Harper, Everything would
have been all right. At the time Of the
Handy wheat deal, the safe OF the Third
National bank WAS gutted, not thing be-
ing lett in it, and an agreement was en-
tered into by five gentlemen to pay Ammi
Bald dSin, the cashier, s., 900 q piece for
saying nothing shout what was going on.
"fhess gentlemen were George Wiltshire,
President Of the Third National Bank !;
William Woods, vice.presidsnt; W. s..
Chattield, Joseph Wiltshire, and myself.
The only ono who paid Baldwin 5000
was myself, and that is all he got for his
services. The other four never fulfilled
their agreement. That agreement was in
writing and signed by those gentlemen,
and ls now IN my possepsion.; .EtSs G:
THE presence Of the bank examiner"
continued Harper, was caused by the ac-
tivity OF Mr.. J. D. Hearne, Of tha Third
National. Mr.. Hearne became quiet all at
once and quit talking abont the Fidelity,
and the reason OF that Is because Mrs.
Baldwin went to General Hickenlooper,
president of the gas company, and told
him that he must make Mr., Hearne stop
talking about her husband, Or she would
tell an interesting story about Hearne
and some transactions between hin, and
General Hickenlooper. Mrs. Baldwin re-
ferred to the fact that Hesrne stole the
books Of the old Third National Bank to
prevent the County Auditor from exam
ining them to ascertain how much the
gas company had deposited there. The
theitwss committed 60 that evidence upon
which to base q demand upon the gas
company for back taxes might be put out
Of tho way. In that way! the county,
through Hearne's crimina! actions, was
defranded outsof a large amount OF taxes.
The stolen ibooks are still in existence,
and cam be found. y s.f &: 'i3i3il3
Mr.. Harper in concluding, told how he
helped Chstfield and Woods, and Wiltshire
in the Handy wheat deal; that his money
saved them, and II he had not furnished
it those men would be where he is to-
day, 81 =, 81 tR ! : jsS57
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fl J. IL. Logan, Town Marshal OF Lewis
ton, ILL.,, " as shot and killed by drunken
fellow named George Wild. 't5{4il1s 3{4i I,
The postofIice at Astoria, L. L, has been
robbed Of a hook Of blank postal notes
and the punches used in issuing them. 35 Z,
J. All bonds Of the o. s.. three, per cent
loan have been redeemed except $780,
050, and these have been called but not
yet presented, 2; q a "a 4 n 775.
l5 "A New York boy put a lighted cigarette
into pocket containing stolen dynamite
cartridges, 90 that his mother would no.
see him smoke, and be is dead. Z!
Z A carrier pigeon released at Spartan
burg, s. O., flaw to Germantown, Pa, a
distance Of 5l0 miles lair line) in thirteen
hours and ons.half minutes, the best rec.
ord ever made. !&i5
g Acollision occurred on the Milwaukee,
Like Shore u Western Railway, near Bes.
eemer, Mich, by which Daniel sTlngney,
a passenger, and several employees OF the
road we're seriously injured.
I. Tho Boston Daily sAarerliser, and the
Evening Record have been sold to Charles
hitin, tof Whitinavilie, for 100000.
All Of the stock OF the old corporation ia
wiped out and oil Of the old atockholdere
retire from ownership in the new concern,
They will psy outstanding debts Of $780,.
900, aud the purchaHe price shows .wha,
interest Mr.. Within will pay! for the ma
chinery and the good will Of the paper
The condition Of the sale was that both
papers should remain Republican. "
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srARKs 10 dangerous to have about the
Patent Office building. III he isn't curbed
in his mad career he may mako bonfire
Of tho whole establishment. And by the
way, Ia Sparks superior to all tho laws
ever enacted by CongreasP He doth be-
stride this narrow world liko President
bent on giving away dags that don't be-
long 10 him. 4 ',.39S7 y Il /. .23l'E',e
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SECRETARY ESplcorr has Issued an or

SECRETARY ESDlcorr has Issued an or
der that nothing in the war records shall
bo given tn the public in advance Of the
official publication, unlsss by his direct
permission. I. this hia way Of getting
back on that portion OF tho press which
has cri!icizsd the flag order2 II SO, the
Secretary Of War is having little trouble
%, make himself ridiculous. Whatever
the preas prints the public gets, and since
tho literature Of the war is collased for the
public interest, what is tho objection to
giving it the earliest and fullest publici-
tyr What reason can anybody give why
that information should not be given out
as coon As it is ready? The .secretary's q
whim is not reason. 4@ 81
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A CINCINNATI mother gave her son car
bolic acid in mistake, and aoon the young
man was dead. The druggist had properly
labeled the poison, but tho label waa in
English, which tho German mother could
not read. Nobody was respoasible- -tor
this terrible blunder, which may be re-
pealed at any time under similar circum-
stances, and there seems to be no way to
provide against It.
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! INDIAN Outlrenk Eearel.

PIERRs, DAa., July g. Trouble is feared
at Forts sully and Bennett. with the In.
disnB in csse ths soldiers leave for the
east before the, Twelfth infantry arrives.
Some $500 Indians sro located around the
post, and il left with a handful Of men
there Is no. telling what these treacherous
Sioux may do. It is Just learned on in:
formation from one Of the officers and the
western people that they do not doubt
that the Indians would without any hest.
fancy take charge II they zee the militia
leave. a large number OF these Indians
are now residing at Cheyenne agency and
figured IN the new Ulm massacre, .
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Citadel Of Quebec on Fire.

QuEBRc, July 6.-Between II and 12
o'clock tonight FIRE broke out in the bar
racks st the Citadel, and lit has extended
800 yards enve!opine nearly all the build
inQa facingto the entrance. There is great
CONSERVATION among the residents in the
neighborhood. All the available force in
the battery sre blowing up buildings to
prevent the fire from reaching the maga-
zine, and trumpeter is sounding the
bugle IS 8 signal Of danger and for oil
hands to keep clear. = 80
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Collcge.Associ..ion Officers.

. LANCASTER, Pa, Jaly Cat this morn
lngs session OF the State College Associs-
ton the following officers were elected:
President, I. G. Apple, OF franklin and
Marshall; Vice Pfesident, DR.. E Fl. Ms
gill, Of Swarthmore; Recording Secretary,
Prof. Z. 8. Bradenbaugh, Of Psnna, Cor
responding Secretary, Rev. Dr.. James II.
Molfat, Of Washington and Jeflerson;
Treasurer, Prol. James, Of the University
Of Pennsylvania, & - j ! :.
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Murdered for Gold.

y GALVESTON, Tx, July Gan Eagle
Pass special to the Nc,rs says: Word
reached here this morning from Santa,
Rosa, Mexico, Of the killing Of James q.
Duyall, owner Of the Cedral mines. His
body was found hidden in sorao brush
near the roadside leading from the mines
into Santa Z Rosa, with a bullet.hoIe
through the head. The iobject Of the
murder was undoubtedly. robbery, Duyall
having lett his camp on Saturday last
with $3.50 on his person, which was not
on the body, when found. =
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SENATOR MORGAN, Of Alabama, says he
would rather the State shonld 70 without
manufacturing industries than that they
should bo built up and maintained by
protection. The frat thing the able Sen
ator knoss he will be feeling lonesome
,ike "vsy down In Alabnm." ~
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Not In Need OF Aid,

In response to q telegram to the INTEL.
LIoESoER correspondent asking whether
any Of the burned out families were In
need OF assistance, tho following was re-.
ceived by the 1NrRLLlaRNcER last night:
"Your telegram referred to Mayor Hay.
mond, who replies that none OF the burned
out familieu are In such absolute distress
az to call for aid" e,E5 gHGlT,. b.
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J Blnine Entertaine,l.

LONDON, July MIR, Blaine was enter
tanned at supper last evening by MI. Hon
ryi Irving. A select number OF psrsons
prominent in art and literary circles were
present. Mr.. Blaine will start tomorrow
on tour through Scotland and Ireland,
returning to London on the 2S.h inst. He
will then 60 to Hamburg for the waters
and tor a rest. His route after leaving
Hamburg has not been decided upon.
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3 ono Hundred, por.on. Drownad

FBEaNE, June G.-Hslf Of the new qusys
at Zsng fell into the lake. Forty housea,
crowded inn, and the Hotel sswrich and
a four story structure full Of visitors van
ished entirely. The occupants Of the
buildings were engulfsd while they slept
and at least 100 perisbed, including N.
Collin, President of the Canton. Men
are now at work trying to recover the
bodies of tho victims. An infant wes
found alive In Q floating cradle. o ~.
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A LONDON correspondent tells that in an
informal discussion Of the Irish coercion
measured forced upon Mr.. Blaine, the fore
most OF Americans "pulyerizsd the coer.
clonists" That isn't hard to believe. Mr..
Blaine understands the CAGE, has strong
convictions concerning it and is master Of
sledgs-hammer logic that does pulverize
what 1t goes after. II you keep your eye
on your Uncln Jesms you will notice that
hs will not make any grave errors on the
other aide Of the big wash, and hs will be
sble to hold his own against all comers.
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=1ls- 49, * 7n'sHIt1GoN
= Fatal Practical Joke.

PlrTsDuRon, July 6.-Jsmes Workman,
aged 45 years, a resident Of theWest End,
died to-day from the effects Of q practical
joke. He wsa drinking with aomo friends
on the Fourth and while his attention
was distracted I ior S.@ }i. moment
q quantity Of croton oil was poured
into his liquor. Shortly after drinking
the mixture he was taken violently hi.
He was removed to his home, where he
gradually grew worse until death relieved
his suffering. His friends will be ar
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Nlll EYICt ilia IIrIiis

PlrTaEURan, July Ga. special from
Eversou, Pa, says: The real purpose of
bringing the Pinkerton men here is to
svlcs the men from the company's houses,
who have signed the iron.clad leases.
They expect to commence operations to-
morrow morning at Lsisenrings, and as
majority are HnHs, it is safe to predict
there will be serious trouble. qR
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Jake Shnrp's birthday.

NEW YoRK, July 6.-Jacob Sharp feels
somewhat better to-day! although be ate
no breakfast. This Is Nj. shsrp's 10Th
birthday. lie made no reference whatever
to 1t, and knowing It would be cruel
mockery, no one elne has mentioned 1t.
He still preserves an unbroken silence for
hours at a time. Mrs. Sharp is still by
bis side. 55;F, I. Z I. n s
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= ANOTHER OUTBREAK

OF Fire at Clarendon, PR...Two Hundred
AND Eighty.one buildings Destroyed. ,
ERIE, Pa, July 6,-Tho terrible devaa-
tation which swept the little town Of
Clarendon on Monday was supplemented
yesterday by another visitation which
threatened to complete tho destruction
and wipe out the little that remained.
The smouldsring piles left by the fire.
men was believed to be past doing
any further damage, but 1t appears
there was sufficient life left to communi.
cate with the woods on the hillside. Yes.
terday o strong brcezs Rprung up and fan.
ming the flames into vigorous life turned
them towards the unfortunate town. The
oil we'll Of Patrick Connors was frat seized
upon and derrick, sheds and tanks
were Boon mass Of flames. These
presently spread to Bsntly Brothers
well and then to the property OF the An
chor Oil Company. OF the last named
five derricks and fixtures were in a short
time in cold sheet Of flame. Assistance
was called for from Warren, and the fire.
men promptly responded. The burning
oil which covered the ground made tho
fight desperate one, but it finally re-.
suited in victory. 8
The 100 tents sent by Governor Beaver
have arrived, and the psopls are more
comfortably housed. A count OF the
buildings destroyed Monday foots
up 2Sl. It Is reported that a
child of Will Thompson has been
burned up in the FIRE. An unknown
man, hailing from Sheffield, is 60 badly
burned he will die. J. Grossenberg, fire.
man, McCutchoon, gauger Of the National
Transit Company, and Mrs. Malonsy aro
all severely burned. But sixteen houses
are left in the town, thirteen upon the
hillside to the east, and three alta short
distance away on the west.
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Au for m Az.

spRISeFIRLD, o.,July Cat about i
o'clock this afternoon Andy soflln (white)
and an Robert Scott (colored} got into dis
pute over an az, nino miles from this city.
sotiin had sold the OK to Scott some DAYS
slnce, claiming 81 as the price, which
Scott had not yet paid. After much dis.
putting Scott told Soilin he would either
give him seventy.tive cents or return the
Ak. sotiin grew violent and hit Scott in.
the breast, killing him instantly. sotIin
fled and has not been apprehended, ..3,-7,
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Took the Wrong medicine, i

4 olscllsSArI, July e.-Phillip sergler,
living With his mother in the northern
part Of the city died in great agony last
night from the effects Of a dose Of carbolic
acid administered by his mother. He
had been taking medicine and the bottle
Of carbolic acid was delivered by the drug.
Riat: Mrs. sergler suppcsing it TO be more
medicine and not being sblo to read Eng
lish gave her son a tablespoonful OF the
active poison. She is almost frantic With
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
CAUSES AaD1a isEasArIoN
in the City Of Parker,burg--Tle Proceslings
Of tho West virginia Educational Aasu. y
y citation IN session n Mt Charleston.
4, The linrper's Ferry Mill Case.

Special Dispaich 10 he In,tllioencer. "a
PARHERsDuRa, W. VA, July G.-Mra.
Perry Farrow, a well.kpown lsdy Of this
city, aged about forty, made two or three
desperate attempts to commit suicide TO-
day by taking large doses Of laudsnum.
Dr.. Williamson was called aud succeeded
In bringing her back to liie. i;iA "a &:
ThesU attempts wore mGde because OF
certain reports that had gained general
circulation concerning tho lsdy's relations
with prominent married. men OF tho city.
Her husband Loft her aeveral weeks ago.
The whole affair haa created considerable
Of q sensation. 5..l ,7|IsiI {.
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. McGaigun's Address The Subject Of
Tcmperauco sDiscussed. .l
Special Dispaseh 10 the lnieiigtnctr s.l,l'
CnARLEsroN, WA, July 0.-The
principal feature Of the Educational Asso.
citation to-day was Mru. McGuigan's paper
on the subiso. Of "Helps and Hiudranceu,"
which iB spoken OF by all who heard it as
one OF the best papers ever prosented be-.
fore On association in the State, and Prof.
U. S. Fleming's temperance talk. Mr.,
Fleming outlined hia subject on the black
board. apd It was earnestly discussed.
Prof. J. N. Lse, f. Fl. Orago, Thomas
y. Hodges, Mamie r. Cameron and Mrs.
NJ. R. Mc9uigan were appointed com.
mistse to suggest a suitable textbook on
temperance instruction. Great interest ia
manifested in the subject. Many new
teachers have come in to-day. f
Mr.. George Howard, Of Cincinnati, is
present. .6slyIla,. Pe3l7sEl l'551
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7wo.ms Eating Cranberry Vines

N,lwAukss, WIS, June GA telegram
to the IErening Wisconsin from Berlin says
the worms are destroying tho cranberry
vines in thai section. It is feared the
vines will be pern,, or, ,,snently injured. One
grower who expected 70 have aye 70 wy !19 bpsn'
'eR will not get any. n. j$5;
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Salt Works Destroyed.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July G.-The works
Of the Conesus Lake Salt and Mining
Company, Of Lakeville, at the foot OF
Conesus lake, were totally destroyed by
fire at noon to-day. Loss $4,000; INCUR
ance $4,000. ~
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Ei'sy5a ~ Jailed for Assnult.
ktfnL nisnnkch In ihe I,,t.flIae,,A

MARr1SspuRa, WA, July 5,-Lse
Jackson, colored, was arrested and jailed
here to-day. He committed an assault on
Lena Robinson about June 10Th, near
Bunker Hill, this county. 5sia ~